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Smartmatic is suing Fox for $2 billion for defamation and loss of revenue. The case is now on and the network must be present when evidence is revealed.
Fox ended up cutting Tucker Carlson, Lou Dobbs, Dan Bongino, Geraldo Rivera and several producers lose. They forced Rupert Murdoch into retirement. Lachlan Murdoch, Suzanne Scott and Jay Wallace were forced to take a paycut.
Laura Ingraham was demoted.
Only one member survived the cut.
They are still allowing the most annoying and most horrible television host to remain on the network. If President Joe Biden wins reelection, I really hope they end up cutting him lose.
Sean "Softball" Hannity been with the network since 1996. He got his humble beginnings when he hosted a lopsided debate show called Hannity & Colmes with moderate comedian Alan Colmes. Colmes left the program and has since passed away in 2017.
"Softball" Hannity hosts his show Hannity. Since 2009, the show has been an absolute trainwreck.
Turns out this “illegal” “migrant” that Hannity showed being attacked and apprehended by Curtis Sliwa’s vigilantes was just a non-white American speaking Spanish. https://t.co/xqUjXFEOFJ https://t.co/Z1B8D8fBqD
— Tim Miller (@Timodc) February 8, 2024
“The illegals think they own this street!” The “migrant” roughed up and taken down by the Guardian Angels live on Fox News is actually a New Yorker who lives in the Bronx. (Video: Fox News) pic.twitter.com/uwRs1qTvVy
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) February 8, 2024
JUST IN: Police say the "migrant" that Sean Hannity and his dumb Curtis Sliwa’s Guardian Angels clowns roughed up during a live interview on Fox News was not actually a migrant. pic.twitter.com/8RzixWsTiR
— Alex Cole (@acnewsitics) February 8, 2024
Republicans sank the bipartisan bill to handle the "border crisis" and yet, "Softball" Hannity continues to use the Biden off ramp.
Texas governor Greg Abbott keeps sending migrants into New York City angering embattled mayor Eric Adams and New York governor Kathy Hochul.
"Softball" Hannity said he moved to West Palm Beach, Florida with his girl, fellow Fox host Ainsley Earhardt. He claimed to left his Long Neck, New York mansion for his Florida home.
He is only two miles from Mar-a-Lago, former president Donald J. Trump's residence.
Did you know that Trump and "Softball" Hannity lived in Democratic districts?
Before George Santos was elected and booted, Democrat Tom Suozzi held it. He is trying to reclaim it in a competitive special election. Now the softball and Trump live in the district occupied by Rep. Lois Frankel (D-FL).
Softball Hannity is the most annoying media personality on the planet. He will be forever tagged as the worst in the junk food media.
He hosts an extremist group and they roughed up a person.
the Guardian Angels roughed up a man during a live interview on Fox News Tuesday night, then misidentified him as a “migrant” in a primetime segment meant to highlight disorder and crime caused by new arrivals to New York City.
The bizarre altercation played out as Curtis Sliwa, founder of the anti-crime patrol group, was speaking to Softball Hannity from Times Square, flanked by volunteers in their signature red berets and bomber jackets.
As some Guardian Angels began leaving Sliwa’s side to attend to an off-screen disturbance, the camera panned to show them confronting an unidentified man, pushing him to the sidewalk and placing him in a headlock.
“In fact, our guys have just taken down one of the migrant guys on the corner of 42nd and 7th where all of this has taken place,” Sliwa told Hannity. Throwing his hands in the air, he added: “They’ve taken over!”
The man is not a migrant, but a New Yorker from the Bronx, police said Wednesday afternoon. Though Sliwa claimed the man had been caught shoplifting, police provided no evidence to support the allegation.
According to a New York Police Department spokesperson, officers arrived to find a man “detained by bystanders” after he allegedly tried to disrupt a live interview. Police said the man was issued a disorderly conduct summons because he was acting in a loud and threatening manner on a public sidewalk.
The spokesperson did not respond to questions about whether any members of the Guardian Angels were under investigation for their role in the altercation.
The incident came after a brawl in Times Square between police and a group of migrants generated waves of backlash against the city’s asylum seekers. Some advocates for immigrants have blamed local officials and the police department for stoking fears of a “migrant crime wave,” even as the city’s crime rate remains largely unchanged since the arrival of tens of thousands of asylum seekers.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Sliwa said he had believed the man was a migrant because he was “speaking Spanish” and because other Guardian Angels had encountered him with other Spanish speakers on previous patrols.
“He was put down so he wouldn’t hurt himself or anyone else,” Sliwa said.
The Guardian Angels have been a fixture in New York since 1979 when Sliwa founded them to patrol the streets and subways during the city’s high-crime days. They have drawn criticism in the past, including allegations of targeting people of color. Sliwa also admitted years ago that he had fabricated some of the group’s early exploits for publicity.
City Councilmember Erik Bottcher, who represents the area around Times Square, said the group should not be detaining people without legal authority.
“Vigilantism is not the answer,” Bottcher said. “When civilians take justice into their own hands it can escalate conflicts and lead to even more dangerous situations putting everyone at risk.”
In May, a U.S. Marine veteran riding the subway placed a fellow passenger in a chokehold to stop him from yelling at people on the train. The subdued man, former subway performer Jordan Neely, died. The ex-Marine, Daniel Penny, has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.
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